Oxford Level Two Vocabulary Chapter 17-33

Oxford Latin Course Chapter 17

verbs

Sum, esse, imperfect erat, fui I am

Supero, superare, superavi I overcome

Discedo, discedere, discessi I go away, depart

Lego, legere, legi I read

Credo, credere, credidi + dative I believe, trust

Promitto, promittere, promisi I promise

Efficio, efficere, effeci I effect, carry out

nouns

Hora, horae f. hour

Pecunia, pecuniae f. money

Divitiae, -arum f,. pl Riches, wealth

Candidatus, candidati m. candidate

Numerus, numeri m. number

Oratio, orationis f. Speech Orationem habḕre to make a speech

Vulnus, vulneris n. wound

adjectives

Candidus, -a, -um white

Optimus, -a, -um best

Pessimus, -a, -um worst

Verus, -a, -um True Vera dicere to speak the truth

Gravis, grave Heavy, serious

adverbs

deinde Then, next

enim for

igitur therefore

tamen However, but

conjunction

cum when

Oxford Latin Course Chapter 18 Vocabulary

verbs

Absum, abesse, afui + ablative I am away from

Disco, discere, didici I learn

Fleo, flḕre, flevi I weep

Ineo, inire, inii I enter, begin

Transeo, transire, transii I cross

Studeo, studḕre, studui + dative I study

Valḕre iubeo I bid goodbye to

Vendo, vendere, vendidi I sell

Conspicio, conspicere, conspexi I catch sight of

adjective

Longus, longa, longum longe far

adverbs

adhuc still

tam so

preposition

Sine + ablative without

nouns

Lacrima, lacrimae f. tear

Silva, silvae f. Woods, forest

Annus, anni m. year

Ignis, ignis m. fire

Iter, itineris n. journey

Tempus, temporis n. time

Ver, veris n. spring

Dies, diei m. day

Oxford 19 Vocabulary

verbs

Ago, agere, egi Do, drive, discuss, spend time

Claudo, claudere, clausi Shut, close

Aperio, aperire, aperui Open Apertus, -a, -um open

nouns

Aedificium, aedificii n. building

Vestimenta, vestimentorum n. Pl. clothes

Iuppiter, Iovis m. Jupiter

adjectives

Altus, -a, -um High, deep

Confectus, a-, -um finished

Invitus, -a, -um unwilling

Medius,- a, -um middle

Sacer, sacra, sacrum sacred

Vacuus, -a, -um empty

Difficilis, difficile difficult

adverbs

continuo Immediately, continuously

Huc…illuc This way and that Here…there

paene almost

ubique everywhere

preposition

Extra + accusative outside

conjunction

ubi Where, when

Oxford 20 vocabulary

verbs

Appello, appellare, appellavi I call, I name

Recito, recitare, recitavi I recite, read aloud

Rideo, ridḗre, risi Laugh, smile

Induo, induere, indui Put on

Intellego, intellegere, intellexi I understand

nouns

Poeta, poetae m. poet

Gratiae, -arum f. thanks

Gratis ago plus dative I thank

Schola. –ae f. school

Discipulus, - i m. student

Liber, libri m. book

Gradus, gradus m. step

Manus, manus f. hand

Versus, versus m. verse

Vultus, vultus m. Face, expression

Adjectives and adverbs

Rectus, -a, -um straight

recte Rightly, correctly

Severus, -a, -um severe

Facilis, facile easy

facile easily

Oxford Chapter 21 Vocabulary

verbs

Salve, salvete! greeting

Sino, sinere, sivi I allow

Viso, visere, visi visit

Conficio, conficere, confeci finish

Intersum, interesse, interfui + dative I am among, I take part in

adjectives

Clarus, clara, clarum Clear, bright

Ingeniosus, -a, -um Talented, clever

Latus, lata, latum Wide, broad

adverb

praeterea moreover

pronoun

Aliquis, aliquid Someone, something

nouns

Epistola, -ae f. letter

Dominus, -i m. master

Atrium, atrii n, hall

Ingenium, ingenii n. Character, talents

Studium, studii n. Study, eagerness, pursuit

Tablinum, tablini n. Office, study

Aedes, aedium f. pl house

Orator, oratoris m. Orator, speaker

Soror, sororis f. sister

Dies, diei m. day

Meridies, meridiei m. midday

Cotidie ( adverb) Every day

Res, rei f. Thing, matter, property, affair, event

Respublica, reipublicae f. The republic

Re vera In truth, in fact, really

Spes, spei f. hope

Oxford Ch. 22 Vocabulary

verbs

Spero, sperare, speravi hope

Volo, volare, volavi fly

Faveo, favḕre, favi + dative Favor, support

Pareo, parḕre, parui + dative obey

Frango, frangere, fregi break

Perdo, perdere, perdidi Lose, destroy

Rapio, rapere, rapui Snatch, steal

adverb

quo Where to

nouns

Turba, turbae f. crowd

Ludi, ludorum m. pl The games

Signum, signi n. Sign, signal

Vesper, vesperis m. evenings

Casus, casus m. Mishap, misfortune, disaster

Currus, currus m. chariot

Cursus, cursus m. Running, course

adjectives

Contentus, -a, -um content

Fractus, fracta, fractum broken

Maximus,maxima, maximum Greatest, very great

Plurimus, -a, -um Very many

Nobilis, nobile Noble, famous

Talis, tale such

Vetus, veteris old

Oxford Chapter 23 Vocabulary

verbs

Retineo, retinḕre, retinui Hold back

Refero, referre rettuli Bring back, carry back, report

Insum, inesse, infui I am in, I am among

Malo, malle, malui prefer

adverbs

paulisper For a little, gradually

unde Whence, from where

undique From all sides

nouns

Mora, morae f delay

Nimium, nimii n. + genitive Too much

Balnea, balneorum n. pl baths

Anxietas, anxietatis f. anxiety

Celeritas, celeritatis f. speed

adjectives

Aeger, aegra, aegrum Sick, ill

Oxford Chapter 24 Vocabulary

Verbs

Numero, numerare, numeravi count

Caveo, cavḕre, cavi Beware of

Praetereo, praeterire, praeterii Go past, pass

Provideo, providḕre, provīdi foresee

Veho, vehere, vexi carry

Fio, fieri become

adverbs

denique Finally, at last

magnopere greatly

quam than

adjectives

Superbus, superba, superbum proud

Crudelis, crudele cruel

Ferox, ferocis fierce

conjunction

quamquam although

nouns

Victoria, victoriae f. victory

Praemium, praemii n. reward

Cliens, clientis m. Client, dependant

Ordo, ordinis m. Rank, line, order

Spectator, spectatoris m.

Genus, generis n. Race, kind, sort

Spectaculum, spectaculi n. show

Conspectus, conspectus m. sight

Oxford Chapter 24 Vocabulary

Verbs

Numero, numerare, numeravi count

Caveo, cavḕre, cavi Beware of

Praetereo, praeterire, praeterii Go past, pass

Provideo, providḕre, provīdi foresee

Veho, vehere, vexi carry

Fio, fieri become

adverbs

denique Finally, at last

magnopere greatly

quam than

adjectives

Superbus, superba, superbum proud

Crudelis, crudele cruel

Ferox, ferocis fierce

conjunction

quamquam although

nouns

Victoria, victoriae f. victory

Praemium, praemii n. reward

Cliens, clientis m. Client, dependant

Ordo, ordinis m. Rank, line, order

Spectator, spectatoris m.

Genus, generis n. Race, kind, sort

Spectaculum, spectaculi n. show

Conspectus, conspectus m. sight

Oxford Chapter 25

verbs

Luceo, lucḕre, luxi shine

Sumo, sumere, sumpsi Take up, put on

nouns

Diligentia, diligentiae f. Care, diligence

Litterae, litterarum f. Letters, literature

Campus, campi m. Plain, field

Facilitas, facilitatis f. Ease, facility

Lex, legis f. law

Multitudo, multitudinis f. Multitude, crowd

Ius, iuris n. Right, justice

Tumultus, tumultus m. Riot, uproar

adjectives

Brevis, breve short

Insignis, insigne Outstanding, distinguished

Puerilis, puerile Of boys, childish

Virilis, virile Of men, manly

Toga virilis Toga of manhood

Quam with superlative As possible

Oxford Chapter 26 Vocabulary

verbs

Ardeo, ardēre, arsi Burn, be on fire

Accidit, accidere, accidit happen

Ferio, ferire strike

Pervenio, pervenire, pervēni Arrive, reach

adverbs

num Surely not?

Satis + genitive enough

preposition

Pro + ablative In front of, on behalf of, for

nouns

Causa, causae f. Cause, reason

Gladius, gladii m. sword

Tyrannus, tyranni m. tyrant

Theatrum, theatri n. theatre

Pars, partis f. part

Timor, timoris m. fear

Caput, capitis n. head

adjectives

Armatus, armata, armatum armed

Quantus, quanta, quantum How great?

Ultimus, ultima, ultimum Furthest, last

Oxford Chapter 27 Vocabulary

verbs

Vexo, vexare, vexavi Worry, annoy

Augeo, augēre, auxi increase

Accendo, accendere, accendi Set fire to

Colligo, colligere, collegi Gather, collect

Ruo, ruere, rui rush

adjectives

Benignus,-a, -um kind

Plenus, -a, -um Full, full of

Scelestus, -a, -um Wicked, criminal

Ullus, -a, -um any

Civilis, civile Civil, of citizens

Prudens, prudentis Prudent, sensible, wise

nouns

Philosophia, -ae f. philosophy

Exitium, -I n. Destruction, death

Imperium Romanum n. The Roman Empire

Otium, otii n. leisure

Orbis,orbis m. Circle, globe Orbis terrarum the globe, the world

Potestas, potestatis f. power

Portus, portus m. port

cras tomorrow

ergo And so, therefore

mane Early, in the morning

Oxford Chapter 28 vocabulary

verbs

Cresco, crescere, crevi Grow, increase

Edo, ḕsse, edi eat

Solvo, solvere, solvi Loose, loosen, untie, cast off

nouns

Luna, lunae f. moon

Argentum, argenti n. Silver, money

Nubes, nubis f. cloud

Viator, viatoris m. traveler

adjectives

Dexter, dextra, dextrum Right Dextrā (manu) on the right (hand)

Sinister, sinstra, sinistrum Left Sinistrā (manu) on the left hand

Reliquus, -a, -um remaining

Vivus,-a, -um living

adverbs

inde Thence, from there

Cum primum As soon as

Oxford Chapter 29 Vocabulary

verbs

Condo, condere, condidi Found, establish

Confido, confidere plus dative trust

nouns

Scholam habeo I give a lecture

Vita, vitae f. life

Negotium, negotii n. business

Adventus, adventus m. arrival

adjectives

Doctus,-a, -um Learned, educated

Gratus, -a, -um Pleasing, welcome, grateful

Humanus, -a, -um Human, humane, kind

Iucundus, -a, -um Pleasant, delightful

Dulcis, dulce sweet

adverbs

libenter gladly

quando when

pronouns

Alter, altera, alterum One or the other (of two); the second

Uter, utra, utrum Which ( of two) Utrum…an? Whether or

Quisquam, quicquam Anyone, anything (after a negative)

prepositions

Propter + accusative On account of, because of

Super + accusative Above, over

conjunctions

nisi Unless, except

ut As, when

sicut Just as, like

Oxford Chapter 30 Vocabulary

verbs

Delecto, delectare, delectavi, delectatum Please, delight

Supplico, supplicare, supplicavi, supplicatum + dative Pray to, beg

Arcesso, arcessere, arcessivi, arcessitum summon

Me gero I behave myself

Rem gero I conduct a matter

Nubo, nubere, nupsi, nuptum plus dative I marry

Tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatum Raise, lift

Pereo, perire, perii peritum Perish, die

Sentio, sentire, sensi, sensum Feel, realize

adverbs

heri yesterday

nuper lately

nouns

Nuptiae, nuptiarum f. wedding

Chorus, chori m. chorus

Donum, doni n. gift

Limen, liminis n. threshold

Lumen, luminis n. light

Mos, moris m. Custom Mos maiorum the customs of our ancestors

Sol, solis m. sun

adjectives

Nuptialis, nuptiale Of a wedding, nuptial

Aequus, -a, -um Equal, fair, level Aeque equally, fairly

Antiquus, -a, -um Old, ancient

Dubius, -a, -um Doubtful Sine dubio without a doubt

Dives, divitis rich

Potens, potentis powerful

Oxford Chapter 31 Vocabulary

verbs

Milito, militare,militavi, militatum Campaign, serve as a soldier, serve in the military

Valeo, valḕre, valui, valitum Be strong, be well

Dissero, disserere, disserui, dissertum discuss

Expello, expellere, expuli, expulsum Drive out

Opprimo, opprimere, oppresi, oppressum

nouns

Officium, officii n. duty

Eques, equitis m. Horseman Equites, equitum m. pl. cavalry

Finis, finis m. End, finish Fines, finium boundaries, territory

Libertas, libertatis f. Liberty, freedom

adjectives

Īdem, eadem, idem The same

Nonnulli, -ae, -a Some, several

Hilaris, hilare cheerful

Immortalis, immortale immortal

Senior, senioris older

Vehemens, vehementis violent

Oxford Chapter 32 Vocabulary

verbs

Comparo, comparare, comparavi, comparatum Acquire, get

Occupo, occupare, occupavi, occupatum Seize, occupy

Cogo, cogere, coegi, coactum compel

Consisto, consistere, constiti, constitum Halt, stand still

Divido, dividere, divīdi, divisum

Everto, evertere, everti, eversum overturn

Corripio, corripere, corripui, correptum Seize, steal

Praeficio, praeficere, praefeci, praefectum Put x (acc) in command of y(dative)

Recipio, recipere, recepi, receptum Take back

Me recipio, recipere, recepi, receptum Take myself back, retreat

Praesum, praeesse, praefui + dative Be in command of

nouns

Bona, bonorum n. Goods, possessions

Copiae, copiarum f. Forces, troops

Villa, villae f. Villa, country home

Legatus, legati m. Deputy, officer, envoy

Ferrum, ferri n. Sword, iron

Partes, patrium f. Political party

adjectives

tot So many (indeclinable)

Adversus, adversa, adversum Contrary, opposed

adverbs

totiens So often

clam secretly

conjunction

atque and

Oxford Chapter 33 vocabulary

verbs

Adiuvo, adiuavare, adiuvi, adiutum help

Administro, administrare, administravi, administratum Manage, administer

Immineo, imminēre + dative Hang over, threaten

Valeo, valēre, valui, valitum Be strong, be well

Committo, committere, commisi, commissum entrust

Aliquem certiorem facio I make someone certain

adjectives

Cautus, -a, -um cautious

Certus,-a, -um Certain, resolved

Honestus, -a, -um honorable

Otiosus, -a, -um At leisure, idle

Sollicitus, -a, -um anxious

nouns

Filiolus, -i m. Little son

Dolor, doloris m. Pain, grief

Infans, infantis c. baby

Mensis, mensis m. month